Coronavirus

The FDA said Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine appears to be safe for children younger than 5, the only age group not yet eligible for vaccination in the U.S.

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits climbed higher than expected last week, a worrisome sign that the red-hot labor market may be starting to cool off.

Moderna said its bivalent COVID booster candidate that targets omicron demonstrates "superior antibody response" against the variant one month after it is given.

Americans should be wary of bogus text messages and random phone calls from people seeking personal information amid ongoing pandemic fraud, the IRS said.

A panel of vaccine experts recommended Novavax's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use authorization on Tuesday, potentially paving the way for a fourth vaccine option.

Vaccine-maker Pfizer said Monday that it would invest $120 million at its facility in Michigan, boosting U.S.-based production of the PAXLOVID coronavirus pill.

Gas prices are continuing to soar and sit just under $5 per gallon, a figure some economists predict could be reached by the end of the week.

The Labor Department's May jobs report came in better than expected, paving the way for a series of half-point rate hikes at upcoming Federal Reserve meetings.

Pfizer asked the Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday authorize three doses of their COVID-19 vaccine for children younger than 5 years old.

Chinese manufacturing began to improve in May after the country lifted coronavirus lockdowns that shut down some of the country's industrial areas.

Toyota Motor Corp is cutting its global production plan for June for the second time this week, reducing its planned output to 800,000 vehicles. The COVID-19 lockdown in Shanghai is blamed.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk claimed that the forthcoming economic recession is "actually a good thing" and a "rude awakening" for "fools" that have been receiving money "for too long."

Thursday estimates from the Census Bureau revealed population loss in eight of the 10 largest U.S. cities during the first year of the deadly coronavirus pandemic.

Northwell Health Internist Dr. Frank Contacessa said there is no asymptomatic spread with monkeypox unless you are close to someone "exhibiting symptoms."

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke draws from his own experience in handling the financial crisis of 2007-2009 as current Chairman Powell faces his own as inflation rages.

While face masks aren’t mandatory on public transportation or in related transportation hubs, the CDC recommends COVID-19 testing before travel.

A Colorado-based small business, C&C Breakfast and Korean Kitchen, had to close due to COVID mandates and restrictions amid the pandemic. The owner of the family-run business, Jesse Arellano, shared with Fox News Digital that he felt he had no choice after suffering through hard times.

The New York Times previously expected its employees to return to office in June but COVID-19 spikes have delayed the return to the NYC office.

EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Rand Paul is pushing back on a $48 billion COVID relief bill for businesses, which he calls a "poorly-targeted spending spree" amid historic inflation.

Apple's purported delay in requiring corporate employees to return to the office comes two weeks after roughly 200 of the company's 165,000 employees released an open letter to the tech giant's executive team pushing back against the plan for a hybrid work model.